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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
RECORDING: "An Edible Sea Urchin Named Ulysses"
"An Edible Sea Urchin Named Ulysses"
for 2.5 String Quartets and Sonic Physibles
Recorded at Paolo Soleri’s Arcosanti, Arizona, USA.
Bil Smith Composer
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Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Recording: The Extended Orchestra
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Extended Orchestra refers to an expansion of instrumentation beyond the traditional orchestral modicum. In this piece it involves adding a prescribed number (in this performance 18) of non-traditional orchestral instruments. While the score for the instruments is carefully notated, the instrument selection is left up to the key stakeholders of the performance.
“Form and referent coincide, and response rarely goes beyond the initial frisson. In creating a score of this magnitude, it is not the immediate, visceral reaction but the critical reception, the work’s potential to generate independent thinking, that matters.
Saturday, January 6, 2018
To Infinity and Beyond: A Reflection on Notation, 1980s Darmstadt, and Interpretational Approaches to the Music of New Complexity by Stuart Paul Duncan
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| Excerpt from Brian Ferneyhough To Infinity and Beyond: A Reflection on Notation, 1980s Darmstadt, and Interpretational Approaches to the Music of New Complexity by Stuart Paul Duncan Link:http://www.searchnewmusic.org/duncan.pdf |
Friday, January 5, 2018
"Staged Involuntary Limbic Experiments" . The Recording.
"Staged Involuntary Limbic Experiments"
for Two String Quartets
(2012-2013)
Bil Smith Composer
This performance made possible with the generous assistance of Etisalat
Recording available for a limited time on Soundcloud:
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Recording: "Plaster Replicas of his Wife; All Annotated Editions (Money Penny)"
"Plaster Replicas of his Wife; All Annotated Editions (Money Penny)"
Bil Smith Composer
For Chamber Orchestra (Including Contraforte, Soprillo Bb Piccolo Saxophone and Inderbinen Inox Bb Trumpet) and Electronic Manipulation (2009)
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